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December 13, 2012

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Who is the blue woman on the wall top photo? An early Picasso? A middle Adams?

These all look like wonderful creative spaces. How lucky you were to have so many rooms for so many purposes. Of course your present space is marvelous too, as I recall.

like the St.Francis quote hey you are going to do the book post again this year end right?

Early Picasso, Vivian!

Yes, Marja-Leena, we had a lot of room in Vermont but because it was a big old house with absolutely no closets and a great many doors, we could never quite figure out how to make the spaces efficient and functional. Still, they were used a lot, and we were happy there.

John - definitely!

Ah, lovely. A little snapshot into an early chapter of the Beth book.

Fascinating.

I love the image at the top: the big black "O" with "A" above it and the rough gold background. Beautiful. Do you have a photo it closer up, showing the white writing more clearly?

Thanks, Natalie! I like that piece very much too. I'll take a close-up of the image and post it to show you, thanks for asking. The writing is "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end..."

Alpha and Omega, of course! And a very apt interpretation.
Thanks, I'd love to see a close-up.

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